11th Kamennoostrovsky Bridge

The 11th Kamennoostrovsky Bridge, like several other Kamennoostrovsky Bridge, is located on Stone Island in St. Petersburg, passes through the Grand Canal and is located near the Theatre Alley. The bridge was built in the second half of the nineteenth century, when it still had five spans, was renovated in 1904. However, due to the cleaning and deepening of the duct in 1937-1938, the wooden 11th Kamennoostrovsky bridge had to be dismantled. Later, the bridge was rebuilt according to a new project from engineer Andreevsky. The new iron-concrete 11th Kamennoostrovsky Bridge is 23.7 meters long and 7 meters with a small width. The architects invested their talent in the original features of this bridge and a series of other Kamennoostrovsky bridges on the island. The bridge is not a drawbridge, the area around it is planted with trees. "" You can go down to the shore of the Grand Canal freely, the passage is open. Directly across the bridge passes the Big Alley, on Stone Island there is a park Quiet rest, where you can spend your free time.